Objective: To understand the violence suffered by young adults as a result of their partner's alcohol consumption. Method: Qualitative, descriptive study. It was conducted from September 2021 to May 2022. The selection of participants was by purposive sampling, with a total of seven participants per availability. Data collection through semi-structured interview; participants gave their informed consent and the thematic analysis was performed. Main results: After the analysis, 6 themes were constructed: alcohol and couple relationship, types of violence, jealousy and machismo, perception of increased alcohol consumption by the partner, mixed emotions during the relationship, and support networks. General conclusion: The study participants discovered how the relationship with their partner changed as a consequence of alcohol consumption, articulated with attitudes of machismo an...

Violence against women by their partners continues to be a social problem linked to stereotypes and behaviors derived from patriarchal systems that normalize violent acts against this population group. However, it also continues to be a public health problem, since violence has consequences that go beyond the physical for women who are victims of violent acts. The objective of this paper is to describe nursing care strategies on violence against women. The concept of deconstruction constitutes a proposal that intends to structure a form of intellectual revolution where dominant proposals would be dismantled. In this sense, it is proposed that nursing should enter into a process of deconstruction and at the same time promote the deconstruction of the ideas surrounding the gender perspective itself in order not to stigmatize women victims of violence. Likewise, the authors propose a solid ...

The aging process is a vital process in which changes occur that challenge the adaptive process of the person without this being considered pathological. Promoting health in old age involves the need for a person-centered vision that goes beyond the limits of geriatric syndromes or the stereotyped decline of the older adult. The present essay aims to build a perspective of humanized care for the elderly in the community in order to favor healthy aging. Nursing care as a relationship that allows understanding the experience of health and well-being in the elderly is what is required to intervene with a closer approach and whose purpose is to incorporate nursing interventions that promote health care awareness in the elderly. These interventions should be considered from a creative and artistic vision of care, because they seek to promote an active and healthy aging, considering as a scena...

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is made up of a group of memory progression disorders, mainly, but with impairments in other cognitive functions that lead to functional decline that progressively reduces autonomy in people who suffer from it. Since the diagnosis of Alzheimer's in the elderly, care has been explicit, initiating a series of changes in the family, which range from assuming a new role to emotional and economic transitions. The caregiver is hardly cared for, most care strategies are aimed at training the caregiver for care. There are several non-pharmacological techniques such as art therapy, however, they are oriented towards the patient suffering from the disease, not the caregiver. Art therapy can be implemented by nursing staff in order to enhance the communication and expression of emotions of caregivers, therefore the objective is to propose a nursing intervention based on art...